Prices for rare earths may have jumped higher over the past few months but Lynas chief executive Amanda Lacaze says an "ongoing nervousness" about the new energy material remains among potential buyers after the sector's 2011 crash.
The price for key rare earth neodymium and praseodymium, or NdPr, rocketed over 80 per cent between January and September to more than $US75 a kilogram before cooling slightly in recent weeks.
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Tess Ingram was a journalist with WAtoday. Before that, she was a reporter in The Australian Financial Review’s Perth bureau, covering business, economics and politics. Connect with Tess on Twitter.
